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Drones were first used by the military as early as World War I, though these early prototypes were rudimentary and not deployed in combat. It wasn’t until the Gulf War in the early 1990s that the United States brought widespread attention to military drones, employing them in surveillance missions that showcased their strategic value. By... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Often called the “King of Fruits” due to its large size, spiky exterior, and distinctive aroma and flavor, durian fruit is currently having a major renaissance throughout Asian markets. The tropical delicacy, native to Southeast Asia, particularly thriving in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam, is roughly the size of a rugby ball and can weigh... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains approximately 100 miles east of Los Angeles, Big Bear Lake is a picturesque alpine city renowned for its year-round outdoor recreation, including skiing, hiking, and boating. Despite its modest permanent population of around 5,000 residents, the area attracts over 100,000 visitors on many weekends, particularly during peak seasons such... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:By the 1970s, alkaline batteries became standard items in homes, powering everything from children’s toys to clocks, flashlights, and remote controls. As technology progressed, so too did the need for stronger, longer-lasting batteries. By the early 2000s, lithium-ion batteries were quickly gaining in popularity, especially for personal devices like laptops and cellphones. Unlike typical alkaline... Read More
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© NoahsArkScans.com In 1959, while completing an aerial survey, Turkish Army Captain İlhan Durupinar spotted an unusual geological structure high in the rugged terrain on Mount Tendürek in eastern Turkey. Captain Durupinar believed that the shape of the formation closely resembled a large ship. Roughly 20 miles south of Mount Ararat, a location noted... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:On the last Monday in May, Memorial Day, people across the nation honor any military personnel who died in service to the United States of America. Often, the days leading up to Memorial Day are also marked by special events to honor fallen veterans. On May 21, 2025, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) announced a... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:According to data collected by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the leading global authority on environmental issues within the UN system, the frequency and intensity of extreme wildfires have more than doubled globally over the past two decades. Research shows a direct correlation between these events and climate change. Projections indicate that extreme wildfires... Read More
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On the afternoon of May 15, 2025, Florida resident Andrew Smith was getting ready to head home after a day at work when his friend called to see if he wanted to head out to one of their local fishing spots. At first, Andrew was reluctant, but with some gentle convincing, and not wanting... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The United States relies on a vast and aging network of sewage infrastructure to support its population and protect public health. With more than 800,000 miles of public sewer lines and an additional 500,000 miles of privately owned connections, this critical system plays a vital role in transporting wastewater from homes, businesses, and industries to... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:When most people think of volcanoes, images of mountains like Kīlauea Volcano in Hawaii or Mount Kanlaon in the Philippines spewing fiery boulders, plumes of ashy smoke, and rivers of lava come to mind. In reality, the majority of volcanoes are hidden deep below the ocean surface. Submarine volcanoes along mid-ocean ridges make up 75%... Read More
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